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Intapp strikes deals with Anthropic and Harvey
Legaltech firm will build AI agents using Claude technology and integrate its ethics software with Harvey’s generative AI products
Magic Circle trio guide $4bn data centre acquisition
Slaughter and May and Linklaters advise CPP and Equinix in acquisition of Nordic data centre operater atNorth, as Clifford Chance counsels owner Partners Group
Majority of Gulf region companies now adopting Gen AI – survey
Deloitte report shows non-adoption rates almost halved in 2025, though most are still in pre-implementation phase
CJC launches consultation on disclosure rules for AI use in court documentation
Civil Justice Council says lawyers in England and Wales should be required to disclose AI use in certain circumstances
Majority of in-house legal teams still stuck in pilot phase of AI use – survey
Axiom study shows just under a third of legal departments have implemented AI at scale
Legaltech suppliers shrug off Claude AI threat worries
Stock swoon related to new legal tool from AI developer Anthropic was a market overreaction, analysts say
Slaughter and May creates digital regulation practice
Firm cites ‘unprecedented’ regulatory complexity for clients as digital regimes in the EU and UK come into effect and are more actively enforced
Thomson Reuters acquires AI-powered deal data and analytics platform Noetica
Thomson Reuters said it will integrate the AI platform into its CoCounsel offering
LegalOn Technologies launches suite of agentic AI tools to support in-house lawyers
Company says its AI agents can expand what legal teams can accomplish
Baker McKenzie cites AI as it prepares to cut business services roles
Hundreds of staff could be affected following review of business professional functions
Eversheds Sutherland launches ‘AI-centric’ innovation department in US
Senior director Katrina Dittmer will lead 20-person department and advise on use of AI across the firm
Travers Smith welcomes partner firms to new fintech incubator
Commercial law firm launches Fintech Amplifier to provide legal expertise
AI is not the only answer for an innovative law firm in 2026
Having the latest AI tool is not enough to cut through in today’s legal market – ensuring your firm has the right systems and processes in place is just as important, writes Kennedy’s global managing partner Meg Catalano
In-house lawyers say AI-related disputes are biggest emerging litigation risk – study
Shoosmiths survey finds that geopolitical risks such as cyber-attacks are also a top concern
The Global Legal Post launches live webinar on future of legal drafting
Panel of experts will explore how top European law firms are using Gen AI to enhance the power of enterprise knowledge